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Brian Lambert (right) of Ayres Associates thanked the Stanley City Council for their partnership this year.
City of Stanley approves 2024 Mill Rates
The Stanley City Council adopted resolution 2024-028 to set the 2024 mill rate for the City of Stanley-Chippewa County at $13.51 at the Dec. 2 evening meeting. The council also adopted resolution … more
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D.R. Moon Memorial Library Director Elizabeth Miniatt shared an overview of the Library’s outreach program with the Council at the November 18th meeting at City Hall.
Stanley Council adopts 2025 General Fund Budget
The Stanley City Council held a public hearing on November 18th to review the proposed 2025 general operating budget during its regular meeting. Mayor Mike Henke announced that the budgeted … more
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City Clerk Arlene Kodl (center) presents the clerk’s report as Chairman Louie Andruskiewicz (right) and Treasurer Rita Derks listen attentively.
Town of Thorp holds November 13th Public Budget Hearing
The Town of Thorp held a Public Budget hearing on Wednesday, Nov 13 to provide a summary of the proposed 2025 budget. “The levy isn’t going up, is it?” asked Resident Ray Jacks. … more
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Boyd Board approves snow truck repairs
It’s that time of year again. With frozen water expected to fall from the sky in weeks to come, winter parking hours are officially in force. Descending Nov. 15 through April 1, the … more
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Paul Close of N&P Properties (left) presents a proposal for new multi-family housing on Carter Road in Stanley to the Stanley Plan Commission on Nov. 18.
Stanley Council approves rezoning for New Multi-Family Housing Development
The City of Stanley held a public hearing on Nov. 18 to discuss a rezoning application submitted by N&P Properties of Boyd. The request sought to rezone property located on Eighth Avenue and … more
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Mary Sullivan (right) and Sierra Thell present a business idea to those present at the Boyd Village Board Monday, Nov. 11. Painted Creek Containers would build custom homes and hunting shacks.
Area business seeks permanent home in Boyd
Still awaiting further board action, a possible new business for Boyd made itself known at the regular November village board meeting as Sierra Thell and Mary Sullivan (Sierra’s grandma) … more
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Stanley City Council Approves CBS Squared Professional Services Agreement for Water System Upgrades
“The water system has been challenging,” began Jon Strand of CBS Squared Inc. as he addressed the City Council members at the November 4th meeting at city hall. “The equipment has … more
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Town of Edson taxpayers attending a town hall meeting Oct. 31 voted to authorize excceding the levy limit as the township faces issues related to road and other maintenance.
Edson votes to exceed levy limit at Oct. 31 meeting
Taxes are soon to rise at Edson, following an 18-5 taxpayer vote to exceed the township’s levy limit. Now at seven percent, the levy will rise to 14 percent, raising an additional $73,499 to … more
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Stanley Firefighter Amanda Samplawski (right) expresses her concerns to the Stanley City Council during public comment at the October 21st meeting. Shown above for the city are (from left) Mayor Mike Henke, Alderperson Jacob Huff, Alderperson Laurie Foster, Alderperson Aaron Dickson (back row) Police Chief Lance Weiland, City Administrator Nicole Pilgrim, Deputy/Clerk Treasurer Maggie Keeku.
Firefighter Concerns Spark at council meeting
The Stanley Council approved new staffing for the Water Department, with Alderpersons Jacob Huff, Mark Fitzsimmons, Ben Wald, Josh Seidl, and Aaron Dickson voting in favor, while Alderperson Laurie … more
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Redrawn last spring, the maps for State Assembly have new boundaries for this election cycle. The dotted lines represent county boundaries.
Election Day arrives Tuesday, Nov. 5
With absentee voting now in progress, the fall election is officially underway. Election Day for in person voting is Tuesday, Nov. 5, with new legislative maps affecting seat boundaries for state … more
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K&M Countryside Creamery and Butchering Project
Alex Kulesa (center) attended the October 9th Town of Thorp board meeting to request approval for a building setback from Chairman Louie Andruskiewicz, Supervisor Andy Slowiak and Supervisor Bob Kodl … more
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The Town of Delmar Board held a special meeting of the electors on October 14th. From left: Supervisor Sue Shakal, Supervisor Brent Milas, Chairman Dave Peterson, Clerk Julie Krcma-Peterson and Treasurer Debbie Haas.
Town of Delmar approves 20% levy limit increase
The Town of Delmar approved the increase of the 2024 tax levy by 20% at the special meeting of the electors on Oct. 14. “We agreed that we were going to go with the 20% again this year,” … more
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Boyd Village board approves contract with Ayres for Patten Street services
The board for the Village of Boyd met in regular session Monday, Oct. 14, voting to give Ayres Associates the go ahead for ITA and PERF submittal as well as a survey related to Patten Street, pending … more
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State Assembly candidates speak
With absentee voting now in progress, the fall election is officially underway. Election Day for in person voting is Tuesday, Nov. 5, with new legislative maps affecting seat boundaries for state … more
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Alderperson Jason Meyer (center) asked the newly established Fire Committee for their rationale behind the officer recommendations to the Stanley Fire and EMS Department. From left: Alderperson Mark Fitzsimmons, Alderperson Josh Seidl, Meyer and Mayor Mike Henke
Council Discusses Fire Department Officer Recommendations Amidst Training Concerns
At the Oct. 7 Council meeting, Mayor Mike Henke presented the Fire Committee’s recommendations for Fire Department officers to the Council from the fire committee meeting on September 25th. The … more
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City of Stanley to hold public hearing on 2025 budget
The City of Stanley will hold a public hearing on November 4th at 7 PM for the 2025 Budget for the City of Stanley. The Council voted to adopt the 2025 Wastewater Utility Budget for the city with … more
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A near empty campground greeted the setting sun Monday, Sept. 23. The Council discussed rates in a Committee of the Whole Meeting the week before on Sept. 16, tabling the issue for later.
City Council approves new rental rates for Stanley Community Center amid budget concerns
The Stanley City Council voted to approve the new rate for rental of the Stanley Community Center to go into effect in 2026. The rates will be $500 for half of the building and $1,000 for the entire … more
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Henry Berry of Ratsch Engineering (right) reviews the sanitary permit for the new town hall with the Town of Thorp Board. From left: Chairman Louis Andruskiewicz, Supervisor Andy Slowiak and Supervisor Bob Kodl
Town of Thorp Board announces upcoming tire collection date
The Town of Thorp will host a tire collection on Saturday, October 5th at the town’s garbage and recycling collection site but residents may notice that prices have risen from the previous … more
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Village of Boyd balances checkbook
Village of Boyd finances are in for the month ending Aug. 31, the financial report read and approved at the regular September board meeting. Starting last month with $197,358.79 on hand, the village … more
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Dean Schneider
Interim Head Water Operator position offered to Dean Schneider
A full Stanley Council tackled the meeting agenda on Monday evening. Returning from closed session, the Council created an interim Head Water Operator position and then voted to offer that position … more
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